Jerry Wall

1841–1930 (age 89)

Biography

Jerry Wall lived through decades of change, witnessing the transformation of the nation while maintaining a strong sense of duty to home and hearth. Though much about his life remains private, he was beloved as a neighbor and a friend who valued loyalty above all.

He rests at Green Mount Cemetery, surrounded by the respect of those who appreciated his enduring character.

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